512 pages : 25 cm

At head of title: The Third Reich from original sources

T.p. verso names this the paperback ed., but also available in hardback

Mein Kampf -- the 1939 edition translated by James Murphy -- Introduction: The author's preface -- The fortress, Landsberg am Lech -- Translator's introduction -- In the home of my parents -- Years of study and suffering in Vienna -- Political reflections arising out of my sojourn in Vienna -- Munich -- The World War -- War propaganda -- The revolution -- The beginning of my political activities -- The German Labour Party -- Why the Second Reich collapsed -- Race and people -- The first stage in the development of the German National Socialist Labour Party -- Weltanschauung and party -- The state -- Citizens and subjects of the state -- Personality and the ideal of the people's state -- Weltanschauung and organization -- The first period of our struggle -- The conflict with the red forces -- The strong is strongest when alone -- Fundamental ideas regarding the nature and organization of the storm troops -- The mask of federalism -- Propaganda and organization -- The problem of the trade unions -- The German post-war policy of alliances -- Germany's policy in Eastern Europe -- The right to self-defence -- Epilogue -- Endnotes

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